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English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > skirt
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1. nounRock, der2. transitive verb 3. intransitive verbPhrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/111069/skirt_round">skirt round* * *[skə:t]1) (a garment, worn by women, that hangs from the waist: Was she wearing trousers or a skirt?) der Rock2) (the lower part of a dress, coat etc: a dress with a flared skirt.) der Rock* * *[skɜ:t, AM skɜ:rt]I. nII. vt1. (encircle)▪ to \skirt sth um etw akk herumführen, etw umgeben; (proceed around edge of) etw umfahren, um etw akk herumfahrento \skirt a road um eine Straße herumführen2. (avoid)* * *[skɜːt]1. n2. vtumgehen; (= encircle) umgeben* * *A s1. Rock m2. sl3. (Rock-, Hemd- etc) Schoß m4. a) Saum m, Rand m, Einfassung f (fig oft pl):on the skirts of the wood am Waldesrand, am Waldessaumb) TECH Schürze f (eines Formel-1-Rennwagens etc)5. meist pl Außenbezirk m, Randgebiet n6. Seitenblatt n (eines Sattels)7. GASTR Br Rindfleisch n vom UnterbauchB v/t1. a) (um)säumenb) fig sich entlangziehen an (dat)2. a) entlanggehen, (außen) herumgehen umb) ein Problem etc umgehenc) einer Gefahr etc (knapp) entgehenC v/i1. am Rande sein oder liegen2. skirt alonga) am Rande entlanggehen oder -fahren,b) sich entlangziehen;skirt (a)round → B 2 b* * *1. nounRock, der2. transitive verb 3. intransitive verbskirt along something — an etwas (Dat.) entlanggehen/-fahren/-reiten usw
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◆ skirt around, skirt roundvi BRIT, AUS1. (encircle)▪ to \skirt around around [or round] sth path, road um etw akk herumführen, an etw dat entlang verlaufen; (proceed around edge of) etw umfahren, um etw akk herumfahrentake the road that \skirt arounds around the village nimm die Straße, die um das Dorf herumführt2. (avoid) -
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(Brit, Aus)1) ( encircle)to \skirt around around [or round] sth path, road um etw akk herumführen, an etw dat entlang verlaufen;( proceed around edge of) etw umfahren, um etw akk herumfahren;take the road that \skirt arounds around the village nimm die Straße, die um das Dorf herumführt2) ( avoid) -
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(Brit, Aus)1) ( encircle)to \skirt round around [or round] sth path, road um etw akk herumführen, an etw dat entlang verlaufen;( proceed around edge of) etw umfahren, um etw akk herumfahren;take the road that \skirt rounds around the village nimm die Straße, die um das Dorf herumführt2) ( avoid) -
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skirt plate1 BERGB Führungsblech n (des Förderbandes)skirt plate2 TECH Seitenwand f (eines Trogbandförderers) -
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English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > skirt-roof
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transitive verbherumgehen um; (fig.) umgehen; ausweichen (+ Dat.)* * *◆ skirt around, skirt roundvi BRIT, AUS1. (encircle)▪ to \skirt round around [or round] sth path, road um etw akk herumführen, an etw dat entlang verlaufen; (proceed around edge of) etw umfahren, um etw akk herumfahrentake the road that \skirt rounds around the village nimm die Straße, die um das Dorf herumführt2. (avoid)* * *transitive verbherumgehen um; (fig.) umgehen; ausweichen (+ Dat.) -
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<mvhcl.mot> ■ Kolbenspiel n ; Kolbenlaufspiel nEnglish-german technical dictionary > skirt-to-wall clearance
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